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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1914

Page

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Bombardment and raids dominate warfront reports

Wireless dispatches from London and Rome describe the R-11 submarine breaking through Dardanelles mines and torpedoing the Turkish battleship Messudish. Parallel reports from Paris and Petrograd note French gains in Alsace and heavy German assaults near Warsaw, with Russian counterattacks driving back enemy forces.

London International Dardanelles Messudish Admiralty Holbrook Rome Trieste Adriatic Po 2 Lissa

Death Claims Mrs. Mary Brill in Rosenberger

Mrs. Mary E. Brill 45 wife of J. W. Brill died Friday at her Rosenberger home after a long illness. She leaves four children and many relatives. Funeral services were held Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church by Rev. Frank Gilbert, with interment in the church graveyard.

Mary. E. Brill J. W. Brill Rosenberger Frank Gilbert Chuch

Card of Thanks for Tam Son Robinson

Mamie Calbert expresses gratitude to white and colored friends for sympathy and kindness during illness and death of her mother Tamson Robinson.

Tamson Robinson Mamie Calbert

Weather forecast for Virginia and notable local note

Fair tonight and Tuesday in Virginia with colder air and strong west to northwest winds. Mr. Ned Wigginton has returned from a Washington business trip, according to local notes.

Virginia Ned Wigginton Washington

Local Baptists May Build Church on West Braddock Lot

Announcement notes sale of a 47 foot front lot on North Braddock street to the First Baptist Church of Winchester by Mrs. S. H. Hansbrough. The congregation plans a handsome modern church building on the site in the future, with exact plans yet to be drawn.

North Braddock Street S. H. Hansbrough First Baptist Church of Winchester Brad

Shenandoah Valley Shorthorn and Polled Durham Breeders Form

On December 12 in Winchester the Shenandoah Valley Shorthorn and Polled Durham Breeders Association was organized. Officers include J Townsend Burwell of Millwood as president and W S Bromley of Berryville as vice president with John C Cather of Winchester as secretary treasurer. An executive committee lists Hugh Lupton and James Lupton of Winchester and E Koontz as ex officio. The group plans a sale after April with about 25 registered animals and may hire a midwest auctioneer. a January 6, 1915 meeting will adopt a constitution.

Burwell Millwood W. S. Bromley Berryville John C. Cather Winchester Secry Treas Hugh 8. Lupton Jas. Lupton FE. Koontz U. S. Dept. Agric Frederick Middle West Durham Frederick County Shenandoah Valley

Cash for Belgian relief accepted by The Star

The Star will receive cash and supplies for Belgian relief until Saturday December 19. Contributed funds or goods will be forwarded from Baltimore to Belgium, with The Star aiming to publish all contributions. Note that Baltimore and Ohio Railroad refuses free transport for Belgian shipments, the sole U.S. railroad to do so.

Rohether Start Pany Baltimore and Oho Railroad

Academy Boys Banquet At New Hotel Jack

The Shenandoah Valley Academy fraternity Sigma Phi Delta held its first banquet of the year at the New Hotel Jack on Saturday evening. Members present included Cadéta Barnes Coyner Mc Cullogh Koch Peyton Scott and Squire with Major Levis named an honorary member.

Academy Hotel Jack Cullogh Koch Peyton Scott Squire Major Levis

Time for Action in Virginia Rail Service 1911 Editorial

The piece condemns the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for dangerous conditions and delays in repair. It notes a 1911 peremptory order by State Corporation Commissioner William F. Rhea to fix the roadbed after a deadly wreck near Wadesville. The excerpt mentions a March 17 1911 Star editorial and a Great Northern exhibition car visit promoting the northwest as a land of opportunity.

Virginia Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Wadesvlle William F. Rhea State Corporation Great Northern Railroad Northwest Court House Hall Business Men’s Association of Winchester Frederick County Land of Great Northern

Car for Belgians with 175 Barrels of Flour

A Belgian relief car from Winchester via the Cumberland Valley Railroad, due in Norfolk midweek for delivery to a Belgium-bound steamboat. It carries 175 barrels of flour, clothing boxes, shoes, condensed milk, canned goods, potatoes, beans and more valued at about $1,000. Funds may be sent to state commissioner Col. H. M. Boykin after flour costs.

Cumberland Valley Norfolk Chester Cumberland Valley Railroad Col H. M

Railroad affairs cause muddled changes at Winchester station

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad implements widespread shifts among Winchester staff with schedules and postings in flux. Key personnel including division supervisor B D Calvert retain roles, while J Smith assumes ticket office duties and telegraph work. Officials at Baltimore convene in Brunswick to resolve confusion amid transfers and altered divisions.

Dinner honoring Mr Justice Van Devanter hosted by Dr. Gore

Dr James Howard Gore gave a dinner last evening in honor of Mr Justice and Mrs Van Devanter. The guest list included Senator and Mrs Hitchcock Mr and Mrs Charles Francis Adams Judge Martin A Knapp Mrs Charter Henry Butler Mr and Mrs James Brown Scott and Mr and Mrs B.S. Neale. Fresh mackerel available at Orndorff and McVicar's.

James Howard Gore Justice van Devanter Senator Hitchcock Charles Francis Adams Martin A. Knapp Charter Henry Butler James Brown Scott Neale

Adams Express appoints agents and staff at Winchester

At the Adams Express Company office George Craig is named agent at Winchester replacing Ralph M. Zigler who moves to York Pennsylvania. Harry Ebersole becomes clerk and Paul Bromley takes the wagon driver post.

Adams Xpress Company George Craig Winchester Ralph M. Zigler York Zigler Harry ‘Ebersole Adams Express Company Paul ‘Bromley

Turkey, Chickens, Ducks At 1p-11 Co. Ramsburg Ad

Local ad lists poultry and gifts with items including turkeys chickens and ducks from 1p-11 Company Ramsburg at 24 East Piccadilly Street. Rugs for gifts featured from Russell & Green. See advertisement for details.

Co. W. Ramsburg EB. Piccadilly St Russell & Green's

Belgian Relief Fund Contributions Total $977.53

Money previously acknowledged $919.53 plus new donations from individuals and groups including Bryarly Civic League Frances Chiles T. K. Cammell Mrs. Harvey Williams and G H Taylor among others. Madison County total contributions reach $977.53.

Bryarly Civic League Frances Chiles Stephene Ocky

Local Households Receive Daily Supplies

The list records deliveries to residents including F. L. Harris with one barrel of wine sap apples, Miss Minnie Slonaker with one box of clothing, K. G. Crawford with one barrel flour, Mrs. Bettie Arbuckle with one barrel flour, M. B. Hook with one barrel flour, K B. F. Barr with one barrel flour, M. L. Capper with one barrel flour, K. L. Rothgeb with one package, A. C. Slonaker in Jamesboro with half a barrel flour, and John Snapp in Opequon with one barrel flour.

F. L. Harris Miss Minnie Slonaker K. G. Crawford Mrs. Bettie Arbuckle M. B. Hook KB. F. Barr Im. L. Capper K. L. Rothgeb A. C. Slonaker Jamesboro John Snapp

Aunt Charlotte Ailstock Buried in Orrick Cemetery

Funeral for the late Aunt Charlotte Ailstock, a well known local figure, was held Friday afternoon at Joh Mann Methodist Church. Rev. A P Shaw led final rites, with hymns and floral tributes from many friends. Interment followed in Orrick cemetery where her remains rest. Miss Odie Newcome returned home to Burnt Factory after visiting in Summit Point W Va. Read Moling Seal ad on 5th page.

Charlotte Ailstock Joh Mann Methodist Church A. P. Shaw Choi Orrick Odie Newcome Burnt Factory This County Néllie Stipe Summit Point W. Va

New Clerk at Hotel Jack in City

Mr Hammond of Hagerstown Maryland has joined Hotel Jack as night clerk replacing Edward May who posts to southern Virginia. Frank M Lee departed for Baltimore after a weekend stay at the hotel. Lou Regali of Philadelphia arrived today and Mrs Melvin Green Sr has moved to an apartment at Hotel Jack for the winter. A lost pocketbook with about 35 dollars and Brock Mier is inside, reward offered.

Patcher F. E Baltimore Brunswick Winchester Mr. Hammond Hagerstown Hote Edward May Virginia Brock Mier Star Offic Lou Regali Philadelphia Jack Melvin Green, Sr

Snow blankets Shenandoah Valley and border counties

The snowstorm that surprised Winchester and Frederick County yesterday morning has spread across the Shenandoah Valley. Reportedly the West Virginia border counties are covered from 6 to inches deep, with many areas deeper. It is the first real snow of the season.

Winchester Frederick County Shenandoah Valley West Virginia Border Counties

Pay Day on the B and O Railroad Shenandoah Division

The Shenandoah division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issued semi monthly payrolls today with many employees from distant towns receiving checks. In Winchester Ticket Agent Arthur Shull distributed the payments after early delivery this afternoon. Second half payments will be issued after Christmas. Mr. Harry F. Byrd departed for Harrisonburg Virginia to attend a damage claim trial against the Valley Turnpike Company. Miss Sophie Baker returned from visits in Baltimore and Washington.

Supepeanser Teneen Herry Strasburg Rasonburg Lexington Winchester Virginia Valley James Murnan Shenandoah Arthur Shull Harry F. Byrd Harrisonburg The Valley Turnpike Company

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